Our first ebook: Tubby and Barney- A story about non-violent communication

Dear readers,
I am delighted to introduce you to a very special book today: Tubby and Barney: A Story about Nonviolent Communication. This book is our first children's book and deals with the topic of non-violent communication. It's a lovely story that you can download now from itch.io.
Tubby and Barney tells the story of a little rabbit and a big bear who meet in the forest. When Barney steals Tubby's favorite carrot, Tubby is very angry. But instead of arguing, he remembers the non-violent communication his mother taught him. He talks to Barney about his feelings and needs and listens to him. They discover that they have a lot in common and that they can help each other. They become friends and learn how to treat each other peacefully.

Non-violent communication is a method of establishing a connection with yourself and other people and resolving conflicts peacefully. It was developed by the psychologist Marshall B. Rosenberg, who symbolized the differences between non-violent and more violent communication with the wolf and the giraffe. Non-violent communication means expressing your feelings and needs without blaming or hurting the other person. You also try to understand the other person's feelings and needs and find a solution that is good for both of you.
This book is a wonderful introduction to non-violent communication for children and adults. It shows how to resolve conflicts and build understanding by talking honestly and respectfully with each other. It is also an exciting and funny story that stimulates the imagination and touches the heart.
I highly recommend this book if you want to learn more about non-violent communication or just want to read a nice story. It is a book that you can read again and again and give as a gift. It's a book that makes the world a little bit better.
I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did. Feel free to write me your opinion or your questions about the book or the topic of non-violent communication. I look forward to your feedback.
See you next time